Sentence examples for something very lovely from inspiring English sources
"They did it as a temporary measure but they got something very lovely -- two floors in a town house," Mr. Scheff said.
The low-slung restaurant with rooms which you find at the end, however, curiously shielded from the thrum of the traffic, is something very lovely indeed: a very particular expression of one man's huge good taste and obsessive attention to detail.
"With female humor, I think there's something very lovely and hilarious about exploring the particular neuroses of the female mind.
Says the former curator of Knossos, J. D. S. Pendlebury, in his handbook of the palace: "With that wild spring day at the beginning of the 14th century B.C. (the day some unknown catastrophe finally destroyed the palace, something went out of the world which the world will never see again; something grotesque perhaps something fantastic and cruel, but something also very lovely).
"He created something really lovely here".
For waterfront properties on Long Island Sound "$450,000 to $600,000 buys you something lovely, and $800,000 gets you something really lovely," Ms. Goode said.
"[Nicole] has done something really lovely to hand over.
It is lovely to work with them, something very, very special.
"Julian is very lovely until he doesn't like something, and then he's not backward in letting you know," she said.
